This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 14 contributing scholarly metadata sources and uses AI-assisted classification to identify signals related to measurement, policy narratives, outcomes, implementation, industrial adoption, and verification.
The goal is not only to discover papers, but to observe how GX research is distributed across research substance, implementation narratives, external expectations, implementation substance, and judgment formation.
Summaries are AI-assisted. Always refer to the original paper for authoritative conclusions.
Showing 361–380 of 5868 papers
Pretty J.
This paper explores how a 'Regenerative Good Growth' framing could boost public and policy engagement and accelerate transitions to net zero and nature recovery. It positions decarbonization as compatible with growth and social wellbeing, f…
Nonomura K.
This study evaluates the IMO's basket of measures for decarbonizing international maritime transport using multi-agent simulation. It models shipowners' and fuel suppliers' decisions to compare emission-reduction outcomes and feasibility ac…
Elfeky K.E.
A perspective review of ammonia and methanol as next-generation marine fuels for shipping decarbonization. It surveys fuel properties, challenges, and adoption pathways, framing the shift away from heavy fuel oil. Relevant to IMO-driven sec…
Mohammed S.
This work examines how hydrocarbon-dependent rentier states navigate low-carbon transition. In economies where resource rents shape political and fiscal structures, transition policy interacts with governance and revenue dependence in ways …
Gao M.
This work examines how renewable energy can drive decarbonization of the coal-based chemical industry. Without an abstract, specifics are unclear, but it likely addresses transition pathways and policy implications for replacing coal-depend…
Famiglietti J.
This paper evaluates net-zero emissions and positive energy districts (PEDs) using both attributional and consequential life cycle assessment approaches. It examines how the choice of LCA methodology affects district-level decarbonization r…
Santagata E.
This paper presents a preliminary scenario modelling tool for examining resilience, renewable energy integration, and multi-sectoral decarbonization in Pacific island energy supply chains. Using Fiji as a case study, it offers a method for …
Fristed F.
This paper examines the drivers determining whether renewable fuels or CCS are chosen in net-zero transport and energy systems. It identifies conditions shaping the division of roles between these options, offering implications for decarbon…
Hui Chen
This paper challenges the familiar picture of postcarbon futures as merely closing coal plants and scaling renewables. It argues that energy transitions are inseparable from land, space, and social justice, and that building postcarbon futu…
Yuekuan Zhou, Zhaohui Dan, Xinyao Zheng +8
This review examines City Information Models (CIM) as integrated digital frameworks for urban energy planning, combining renewables, storage, and infrastructure optimization with energy equity. Coupled with digital twins, AI, and IoT, CIM e…
Jiehui Yuan, Zhihong Liu
This paper systematically analyzes the dilemmas facing natural gas distributed energy (NGDE) development in China under its dual carbon goals. It identifies high gas-fired electricity costs, import-dependent supply security, incomplete grid…
Zhong Li, Yixuan Chen, Simiao Tong +2
A system dynamics model of smart energy systems in agri-food parks integrates energy technology, digital infrastructure, policy market, and environmental goals across four subsystems. Simulating 2025–2040, policy coordination boosts install…
Fabian Behrendt, Cumhur Dülger
Treating municipal waste as a circular energy supply chain, this study analyzes Istanbul's 2020–2024 waste-to-energy transition using portfolio decomposition and concentration indices (HHI, effective source count, Theil index) on İSTAÇ faci…
Avinash Ranjan, Rahul Shukla, Kajal Kumar Mandal +1
This review analyzes how the global shift from fossil fuels to renewables reshapes international relations, focusing on India. It examines US-China rivalry in the Indo-Pacific and compares India with China on renewables, critical minerals, …
Chinelo Nwaamaka Onwusi, Ifeoma Odeluga, David Oche Idoko
This paper proposes an integrated change management and digital transformation framework to help large organizations overcome barriers (fragmented governance, legacy systems, workforce gaps, resistance) when scaling renewable energy, effici…
Linqi Sun
This thesis assesses how aeroponic technology could expand woody biomass supply and shape the UK's biomass industry and energy transition. It integrates CGE modelling, techno-economic analysis and optimisation to compare co-firing, power ge…
Axel Bastián Poque González
This paper synthesizes ecological economics and dependency theory to critically examine the socio-environmental challenges of energy transition in the Global South. Through a qualitative review, it reveals unequal distribution of environmen…
Ziyu Lin
Using literature analysis of policy documents and public data, this paper examines the technological risks and governance mechanisms shaping Morocco's renewable energy transition. It identifies technical barriers, talent-structure gaps, and…
Imranul I. Laskar
This dissertation combines expert elicitation, policy analysis, and spatial emissions modeling to inform shipping decarbonization. 149 experts project the 2030 carbon-intensity target is achievable but net zero by 2050 is unlikely. It analy…
Caitlin S. Byrt
This review reframes energy access from a welfare objective to renewable energy infrastructure as productive capital generating long-term growth, health, education, environmental stability and resilience. It notes rapid technology advances …
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